<p>So I was admitted to UCI early this month (first wave I think). I just received an email inviting me to attend "Honors Day" on campus. The letter states: </p>
<p>"This event is by invitation only, and is a chance for Honors students like you to explore UC Irvine's Campuswide Honors Program and meet Honors faculty and students. Come for morning information sessions on UC Irvine, the Honors program, and the schools and majors. Then explore the campus by taking a campus tour and visiting Honors housing!"</p>
<p>What does this entail? Is it worth attending? I read that, in the past, everyone who attended received a regents' scholarship and were offered admission to the UCI honors program. Is this true? Thanks!</p>
<p>Not bad at all. I’m probably going to the event for this as I live just 45 minutes from campus. I heard that they give you tons of benefits and treat you very well. This is the website for the program: </p>
<p>I’m getting a bit nervous about how UCI is sending out admissions decisions. People from my school have gotten in already but I don’t really see a correlation with early decisions = highly qualified applicants? How late do they send out honor program invites? Do you think ill get it?</p>
<p>Well you basically 1 upped me in almost every aspect of my academic application haha. If I got it idk why you wouldn’t. I do believe the invitations go out over the course of February and I’m sure you will be admitted to Irvine straight up… after all, I was :P. </p>
<p>Keep in mind that I am requesting information in this post and I’m only relaying information I’ve read about it previously.</p>
<p>Just so you know, the faculty from the college of your selected major choose you to be in the CHP. Congrats to everyone who got in. And to those who didn’t get in yet, UCI still has a month to send you your acceptance letters.</p>
<p>So is this email to attend this Honors seminar an official acceptance into the Honors Program? Does every Honors participant get a Regents Scholarship?</p>
No, the honors program is its own department with its own office, administrators and what not. It would be problematic for the faculty to get involved as most freshmen, CHP and regular, change their major at some point. In most departments, professors don’t even know what graduate students they’re admitting*, and grad students are the life blood of their research program.</p>
<p>*As is most things at a university, it’s handled by a committee. </p>
<p>I have a 2380 and around 4.3 UC GPA, along with other things, and I haven’t been accepted yet or invited to the honors program. I’m kind of worried they forgot about my application or something. It says it’s been received, though.</p>
<p>zencic im in the exact same position as you. I have around a 4.4 W GPA and havent heard back but many people in my grade who ahve stats lower than me have received acceptances. Getting a bit anxious.</p>
<p>They send out acceptances all the way through late March in a rolling admissions? type deal. I wouldn’t be surprised if they are inviting people to the honors program thing up until maybe a week before the event.</p>